Andromeda Drone With Camera Review

Small but good, enough for my camera and drone.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This camera cube is amazing. I was able to fit a drone, a camera, a controller for batteries and some lenses. What more can you ask for?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] bought to bring s camera or drone while biking. I feel like the gear is adequately protected and secure when i ride.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this SD card for my drone and Sony camera. Have yet to have any issues with them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love my Wandrd backpack. It is extremely well made. The material is fantastic. Any dirt or sand brushes right off. I am confident that my gear is protected. It is thoughtfully designed and easy to access whatever I need. I typically leave my DJI mavic drone in the main compartment along with the controller, extra batteries and other accessories. With that, I am also able to fit my EOSR with a battery grip and small lens in the top compartment. If I want to bring more camera gear and still have my drone, I attach the Route chest pack which comfortably fits my camera with a 100-300mm lens and then I store smaller lenses in the top portion of the backpack. I am beyond grateful to have finally found a bag system that works for me!

I use this eyepiece w/ a 8 Meade SCT for viewing large and dim astronomical targets such as Andromeda and various nebulae. Tele Vue optics are very high-quality and the images produced are crisp and clean.

Pinpoint sharp stars and can easily see the Andromeda Galaxy and lunar detail. Stabilization is amazing. 10x42 vs 15 x10 is personal preference. They are fairly heavy so be prepared. Recommend lithium batteries....last longer and no leaking.

Tried it out on Andromeda and Orion and it works perfectly. I could see both much brighter than my 25mm kelner lens which came with the scope and the eye relief(eye distance away from the eyepiece) is just what people with glasses need when using a scope.

I received this Evostar 72mm ED APO a few weeks ago and I already have taken photos of Andromeda Galaxy that were better than any before. Stars were well shaped and no color fringing noticed at all. Really quality glass lens and the entire unit is well made. Looking forward to buying a larger version later on in the year. B&H is the best.

I bought these for astronomy and they worked great. The first night alone I was able to see the Andromeda Galaxy, Jupiter, Earth's moon, Neptune, the double cluster, Orion's Nebula, and NGC457 an open star cluster. I think the views were outstanding. A tripod is a must with these. They aren't that heavy but I wouldn't want to be holding them all night either.